“Hell ants disappear from the fossil record in the late Cretaceous 78 million years ago, and fossil deposits close to the K-Pg extinction boundary 66 million years ago as of yet don't have any ...

The book presents a different view of the Quaternary, which has been traditionally seen as a period marked by the extinction of many species and the decline of biodiversity. According to Valentí Rull, ...

Most fashionistas like to try and stay ahead of the curve. But a new style involves going quite far in the opposite direction – around 70 million years back in time. A company has announced ...

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De-extinction has been talked about for decades. But Colossal's three dire wolves – which are actually grey wolves that possess 20 edited genes that are meant to give them dire wolf-like ...

Jordan Peterson opened up about the Liberals’ bounce back from near-“extinction,” and how Canada and U.S. President Donald Trump are “going to pay” if Mark Carney is elected prime minister.

WEST ALTON, Mo. — A fish that once thrived for 150 million years was driven to the "brink of extinction." It's undergoing a slow, but sure, comeback. "Lake sturgeon were declared endangered in ...

It’s one hell of an old ant. Researchers discovered a 113-million-year-old hell ant preserved in a chunk of Brazilian limestone. The find earned it the title of the oldest such specimen, according to ...

These magnificent creatures vanished approximately 10,000 years ago during the Quaternary extinction event, which saw the disappearance of roughly 38 genera of mostly large mammals across North ...

When these predators disappeared around 12,000 years ago during the Quaternary extinction event, the pronghorn retained its speed—an evolutionary adaptation now seemingly excessive for outrunning ...

Its achievement drew Page 1 reportage and plaudits from conservationists and animal welfare groups who saw it as a path to “making extinction events a thing of the past,” as Robin R.

Many of the thousands of motorists who've been delayed, art lovers appalled by the attacks on great paintings, or the sports fans and theatre goers whose events were interrupted, will be glad to ...